Everclear 120 Proof is a high-strength grain alcohol distilled from American grain and made in the United States, bottled at 120 proof (60% ABV) in a one-liter bottle.
Everclear is one of America's best-known rectified spirits, made by Luxco. Alongside its classic higher-proof bottling, the brand offers 120 and 151 proof versions, and the 120 proof label sums up what it is for: extract, infuse, fortify.
Everclear is a neutral grain spirit, distilled from American grain to a clean, pure, high-proof alcohol. Because it carries almost no flavor of its own, it is a favorite base for homemade infusions, liqueurs and bitters, letting fruit, herbs and spices shine.
Clean and neutral, it has little aroma beyond a faint grain sweetness and an intense, warming heat on the palate.
Everclear 120 is not meant to be sipped neat. Use it as a base for homemade limoncello with lemon peel and simple syrup, fruit infusions with berries or cherries, coffee or vanilla liqueurs, or your own bitters with herbs and spices. A small measure can also fortify a punch or a batch of homemade cordial. Always dilute it well and measure carefully, and keep it away from open flames. The generous one-liter bottle is a staple for home bartenders, cooks and anyone who likes to make their own liqueurs and infusions. A simple homemade limoncello needs only Everclear, the zest of a dozen organic lemons, a few days of steeping and a simple syrup to dilute it to taste; the same method works with oranges, limes, grapefruit or fresh berries. Store finished infusions in the freezer and serve them ice cold in small glasses after dinner.
Tasting Notes
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Character: Clean and neutral.
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Palate: Faint grain sweetness, intense heat.
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Use: For infusions and liqueurs.
Specifications
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Brand: Everclear (Luxco)
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Base: American grain
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Style: Neutral grain alcohol
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Proof / ABV: 120 proof (60% ABV)
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Size: 1L
How to Enjoy It
Use it as a base for homemade infusions and liqueurs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How strong is it?
120 proof (60% ABV).
What is it used for?
Extracting, infusing and fortifying, such as homemade limoncello or fruit liqueurs.
Can I drink it neat?
It should always be diluted or mixed.
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